3 Memory Care Facilities in Chelan County, WA
The average cost of memory care in Chelan County is $4,300 per month. This is lower than the national median of $4,955.
To help you with your search, browse the 12 reviews below for memory care facilities in Chelan County. On average, consumers rate memory care in Chelan County 3.5 out of 5 stars.
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Blossom Creek Memory Care
Provides: Memory CareMountain Meadows Senior Living Campus
Provides: Memory CareKadie Glen Assisted Living
Provides: Memory CareOther Options in Chelan County, WA
Memory Care near Chelan County, WA
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Chelan County
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Review of Kadie Glen Assisted Living
As a hospital case manager looking to place someone in assisted living, I was thoroughly impressed with the professionalism, care and compassion of the director of nursing at Kadie G., Jenny P. ... Read more
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Review of Kadie Glen Assisted Living
My mother was in Kadie Glen until September of this year. The ratio of residents per caregiver was high, but they did well with my mother. The reason we had to move her was that she became more act... Read more
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Review of Blossom Creek Memory Care
Blossom Creek was more of a lockdown facility. They seem to have nice people working there and plenty of activities. The director was wonderful. They didn’t take my mother because they didn’t feel ... Read more
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